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VERNONIA EAGLE ®
Friday, October 8, 1926.
Personal
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kullander were
in Independence on business Tues­
day and Wednesday.
Mrs. D. C.
Smith, a sister of Mrs. Kullander, re­
turned with them to Vernonia for a
visit.
On Tuesday, as Paul Epperly and
W. J. King were driving over the
St. Helens mountain, their way was
blocked by a bull standing in the
middle of the road. They had to
stop their car and wait until he got
ready to move.
Dr. Luzader, eyesight specialist,
who has his office in the Kullander
jewelry store when here, will he here
next week instead of this as plan­
ned, on Monday and Tuesday, His
illness prevented his coming this
week.
property.
The federaL license moneys which
go to the municiplality, are more
than sufficient to cover the cost of
running the city government and
the public schools.
This comes in a letter from Dr.
C. J. Wight who expects to soon
leave Alaska for his home in Ver-
nonia.
Mrs. A. L. Fenner was a Portland
visitor Tuesday.
The Parent-Teacher association
will meet at the Washington school
Monday night. Everybody is invited
to attend.
Mrs Minnie Mills, widow of the
late Ray L. Mills, will leave Sunday
for Ridgefield, Wash., to make her
home.
Mrs. Delbert Brownlee and little
daughter Joyce of Portland are vis-
iting Mrs. Brownlee’s mother Mrs.
W. J. King for a few days.
Clarence Graham, organizer o f
the Loyal Order of Moose, was here
NO TAXES IN FAIRBANKS
from Sunday to Wednesday in the
The town of Fairbanks, Alaska
interests of the organization,
levies no taxes on real or personal
went from here to Eugene.
For building up a good band of
ewes, retaining the ewe lambs rather
than buying yearlings has many ad-
vantagec and is recommended by the
college experiment station, esperially
for farm flocks. On the range this
plan is not always practical. Operat­
ors who have range for only a band
“The Vine”
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of ewes many find a small band of
two to three hundred yearlings a
nuisance. In this case raising of the
yearlings can best be left to the
man who can make up a stronger
yearling band.
Every opportunity for bee colon­
ies to build themselves up under
most favorable conditions is given
by successful Oregon bee men re­
ports the state college extension
service. These bee keepers make it
a point to be sure that every colony
is headed by a reasonably young
queen from good stock and that it
is supplied with enough brood-rais­
ing room to take care of itself. Stim­
ulating feeding in this period is suc­
cessfully used by some keepers.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Evan­
gelical League of Christian Endeavor
at 6:30 p.m.
The morning hour of worship at
11 o'clock, theme: “The Peace Mak­
ers.”
The evening service at 7:30 p.m.
Theme: Standing True Under Fire.
The evening message will be pre­
ceded by a 30-minute gospel song
service. Come and enjoy this sing.
Wm. F. Rademacher, Pastor.
Surprise Party for Dr. Wight.
Upon returning home from her of­
fice Friday night, Dr. Ella Wight
was greeted by a crowd of ladies, all
members of the Athletic club.
A feature of the party was the
male costumes worn by many of the
ladies.
Dancing and games were
enjoyed and a lunch was served,
Plans were made for the Athletic
club for this winter.
Will Sell Poultry And
NOTICE
Property At Bargain
Anyone having unsettled accounts
with Ray L. Mills please bring them
I have accepted the position of
to the Bank of Vernonia. Mrs. Min­ salesman of Ford cars offered me
nie Mills.
92* by the Crawford Motor company,
and therefore will not be able to
give the proper attention and time
ORDERS TAKEN FOR
to my poultry and hatching business.
Opportunity Is For the Prepared.
Your boy will be compelled to
compete with college trained men.
Will he be prepared? A daily saving
of 18c deposited monthly at 7%
compound interest will return $1500
educational fund over a period of
NICE LINE OF SAMPLES
15 years.
Any and all orders appreciated.
No trouble to explain our plan.
BENEFIT SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN
Drop me a card and I will call, or
(Under State Supervision)
call at House 55, O.-A. hill.
Alfred S. May, Agent
Room 10.
Vernonia Hotel
Clara Cates, Box 334, City.
Business
GREETING CARDS
I am offering the following for
sale: Breeding yards of White Leg­
horns, incubators, brooders, a good
house, barn, orchard, good garden
spot, part or all of which can be
had with the poultry plant; also one
Guernsey cow and three fine heifers.
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This is one of the best locations
to be found anywhere and a real
opportunity for the right party. The
■ plact is six miles north of Vernonia.
See me for particulars at Crawford’s.
P. HILL.—adv.
SERVICE
SHORTHORN STEER "E-DA-HO II”
Grand Champion Pacific International Livestock Exposition 1925.
and Exhibited hy University of Idaho, Moscow
The State of Idaho became famous
during the 1925 Pacific International
Livestock Exposition through the
splendid showing made by its live­
stock entries. One of the State’s out­
standing awards was Grand Champion
Steer, bred, fed and exhibited by the
University of Idaho, Moscow.
Keen competition will prevail this
year, for Oregon, Washington, Mon­
tana, California and British Columbia
are all sending entries which they be­
lieve will secure tho premier award.
It Is an inspiration to go through
tho mammoth ten acre building visit­
Ing the exhibits of cattle, sheep,
swine, heavy draft horses, night
horse show horses. A big. new Fox
Show will be offered this year for the
first time. The American National Fox
Breeders’ Association have decided to
make the Pacific International head­
quarters for an annual show.
Is our aim in adding addition»
type and equipment to both
our newspaper and job
department
Bred, Fed
The Industrial Exhibit offers much
that Is of intense interest, showing
raw materials being converted into
finished articles, and other manufact­
ured products of many kinds. Then
there is the Land Products Show and
the splendid Dairy Products Show.
Here It Is possible. In one day, to
get a bird’s-eye view of agricultural
and industrial developments and activ­
ities in the West.
The railroads are again co operating
by offering round trip fares at one and
one-third rates. Full particulars can
be obtained from the local ageat.
Over 1100,000.00 in premium money
is offered, the biggest livestock pre­
mium list ottered anywhere in Amer
ica. Pacific International dates this
year are October 30-November 6 in­
clusive; the place—Portland, Oregon.
This magnificent bronze by Harriett
Frishmuth Is on display In the Palace
of Fine Arts at tho Sesqui-Centennial
International Exposition In Philadel­
phia where tho 150lh anniversary of
tho signing of the Declaration of Inde­
pendence is being celebrated. This is
but one of tho many gorgeous and
beautiful things to be seen tn the Fine
Arts exhibit. Famous artists from ail
parts of the world have sent their
paintings, etchings and ecupltures to
Philadelphia to be exhibited during
the exposition, which continues until
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INCORPORATED
STORES AT
WANTS and FOR SALE
All ads. under this head are cash
with copy. Rates, one cent a word;
■initials and figures count as words.
^Minimum, 25 cents an issue.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Alexander apart­
ment house, eight 2-room apartments
Very good location. Will consider
Vernonia property in exchange,
Some cash, terms to suit.
Address P. O. box 67, Vernonia. 8tf
FOR SALE: Team, weight 3100 lbs.,
and harness, all for $215. R. L.
Spencer, Timber route, Vemonia.84*
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED—A boy to work a few j
hours every Saturday washing win-1
dows and general clean-up work. Ap­
ply Vernonia Bakery .
6-WEEK-OLD pigs for sale.
A. D. Cox, phone 8F525.
Mrs.
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—Stamping and Hemstitching cot-
ton 6 cents, silk 8 cents. Mrs. Wm
Lanway, 1228 Bridge St. W.
ltf
A GOOD Bear trap for sale cheap
weight 20 pounds, see O. E. Dent 92*
FOR SALE—Chevrolet Roadster
'23 in excellent shape, many extras,
6 tires must sacrifice. House 21 O.-
A. Hill. $250. cash.
92*
FOR SALE—4-room house with |
bath, modern. Some terms. Also I
Remington typewriter.
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Woodworking Co.
LOST—-Tricycle and two sets of .
train track, from yard of A. L. Fen-'
ner. Return to Book and Art Store.
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COLLECTIONS
KNIGHT ADJUSTMENT CO.
We Gel Re.ull.,
Offices at McMinnville. Hillsboro and 502 Board of Trade build­
ing. Portland.
Vernonia Eagle
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Classified
Advertising
NO COLLECTION—NO CHARGE
Satisfaction Is Guaranteed
SHEPERED ANCONA roosters, 7
months old. for breeders. Tulosia
geese, black Jersey giant hens and |
roosters. 2H miles west of Verno­
nia. Mrs. C. J. Moore.
91*
MODERN HOUSE. 4 rooms and I
bath, close in. E. S. Cleveland. 92*
FOR RENT
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4-ROOM furnished house. Clara L. ,
Cleveland.
92*
2-ROOM SHACK good condition, for
sale cheap. 541 Second st. Also
a few pieces furniture for sale. 91*1
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EVERYTHING
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TO WEAR
Clothing, Shoes, Dry
goos Ladies Ready=to
Wear
This store is crowded to its full capacity with High Class merchandise
and nowhere can you find a more complete stock of seasonable wares at pric­
es that mean a great saving to you.
Winter, with its rains and cold weather will require heavier clothing and
better footwear to keep warm and dry. There is economy in buying Wool
Blankets, wollen underwear, rubber clothing and Good Leather Shoes before
that grippe or cold overtakes you.
You Can Always Do Better at Miller’s
Women’s Arch Shoes
STAR BRAND SHOES
are cheaper
Oxfords and 3-strap
pumps
ARE BETTER
Comforters and Cotton
BATTS
Once tried always worn
Cotton and Wool
BLANKETS
$6.50
West Coast Loggers
are lower
HOSIERY and
UNDERWEAR
under priced
NIPPONTEX
Novelty Lnuch Clothes
45x45 in. and 54x54 in.
$85, $100
$169, $189
MILLINERY
New Novelty Hats
$3.00, $4.00, $4.50, $5
LADIES FALL COATS
New styles just in
$22.50
are best
GROCERIES
Fresh Fruits, vegetables
Our prices are steady
Quality Second to None
Service, the best
DELIVERY FREE
Can You Beat It? ..
25 bars P & G Naptha
Soap ................... $1.00
12 bars P & G White
Naptha Soap........... 50c
3 packages Kellogg’s....
Com Flakes ....... 25c
Hills Bros. Blue Can
Coffee, pound ..... 50c
Vegex for Health... 50c
Hood Rubber Footwear
..
no competition.....
Craddocks Felt Slippers
all comfort
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TRUNKS and SUIT
CASES are moving
Filson Raintest clothing
none quite so good
GORDON HATS
Right in style
$5.00
VERNONIA’S LEADING STORE
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